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by bruckie 3y ago
Are you talking about toaster oven-style reflow, or something fancier?
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by bruckie 3y ago
> I hope they make it really strict. The threshold is "spam rates reported in Postmaster Tools below 0.3%". That sounds pretty low to me, but I'm not in the bulk email business. I guess maybe a very small number of users a
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by bruckie 3y ago
Google requires senders to use the `List-Unsubscribe-Post` and `List-Unsubscribe` headers, which use a POST request to avoid this problem. Details: https://support.google.com/mail/answer/81126#zippy=%2Crequir... (
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by bruckie 3y ago
> solved thet by running the lighting on 220V with sets of two 110V bulbs in series Sounds like an exciting day when one of your bulbs burns out!
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by bruckie 3y ago
> Java/C++/python/m4 One of these things is not like the other. :) I'd love to learn why you included m4 in that list.
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Designing Extension Points with Ftadle [C++](abseil.io)
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by bruckie 3y ago
That's exactly how I'm using the service: get ideas for new meals during the promo, then cancel and make the ones I liked myself with ingredients from the store. So I do have some hope that I'll get faster. :)
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by bruckie 3y ago
Recipe writers are still lying about cooking time in 2023. I signed up for a Hello Fresh promo recently to get some new meal ideas, and it's making me feel like the slowest cook on the planet. I reliably exceed their stated prep and co
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by bruckie 3y ago
> are there now enough safeguards in place that we're unlikely to be repeating the same mistakes? I doubt it. One obvious example is plasticizers: there was a big ruckus about BPA a few years ago, so manufacturers phased it out and
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by bruckie 3y ago
I'm hopeful that Matter will be one of those "healthy standards". It's local-first (no cloud connection required) and enables interop between lots of different devices (no more "made for Alexa" or "works w
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by bruckie 3y ago
There should be very low levels of CO (at least from your car) in the engine bay, since exhaust is vented out the back of the car, and your engine shouldn't be leaking exhaust gases in other places. You might have some CO there from th
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by bruckie 3y ago
My parents have a door in their kitchen that is right next to two ovens and a drawer. When the ovens or drawer are open, then someone opening the kitchen door would smash it into the opened oven or drawer, damaging both sides. I built an in
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by bruckie 3y ago
There are some pretty cool newish ventilation products that are minimally invasive (e.g. don't have to run need ducts). Lunos makes a tiny ductless HRV that can provide indoor/outdoor air exchange. There are other products, too.
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by bruckie 4y ago
This isn't a comparison of whether adding #OpenToWork to your profile changes the likelihood of being hired. It's a comparison of whether people who chose to add OpenToWork to their profiles were more likely to be hired. It&#x
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by bruckie 4y ago
> I've seen people quote a good modern CAD kernal as a 100 man year project. Where Fabrice Bellard when you need him? :)
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by bruckie 4y ago
Phil's Lab on YouTube has great PCB design tutorials that cover how to think about layout and design, how to use Kicad, and even how to turn your design into a real product. https://youtube.com/@PhilsLab
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by bruckie 4y ago
Nope. It's a humidifier that uses resistive heating to vaporize water, and that takes a lot of energy.
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by bruckie 4y ago
My parents installed a whole home humidifier a couple of years ago. It cost way more than $300 (closer to $2k installed—maybe they just got the wrong one?), and it also costs a lot to operate each month in additional electricity usage. Havi
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by bruckie 4y ago
You don't happen to work for the Oregon Board of Examiners for Engineering and Land Surveying, do you? :) https://ij.org/press-release/oregon-engineer-wins-traffic-li... The full court opinion ( https://
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by bruckie 4y ago
Looks like this bill was referred to the senate commerce committee in January 2022 ( https://www.congress.gov/bill/117th-congress/senate-bill/350... ), and hasn't moved from there since. Doesn't seem
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by bruckie 4y ago
Yes, please don't wear gloves when working around (most) power tools. My mom was wearing gloves when using the table saw one day. She nicked a finger in the blade and it caught on the fabric and pulled her hand in, mangling her fingers
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by bruckie 4y ago
Was the original edited? It currently points to BBC, which is not Murdoch-owned.
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by bruckie 4y ago
I think it's just Google for backup, or other apps via Android's standard sharing sheet. You can read the details here: https://support.google.com/pixelphone/answer/9516618?hl=en
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by bruckie 4y ago
Yes, it works completely offline, including transcription and recognition of music. There's an optional cloud sync feature, which I assume is the reason for the notice on Google Play. (Work for Google, don't speak for them.)
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by bruckie 4y ago
The article suggests aiming for 2 kWh per hour (why don't they just say 2 kW?), not 2 kWh per day. So you're already there: 38 kWh/person/day = 1.6 kW/person I'm not entirely sure if the article intends to meas
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by bruckie 4y ago
YouTube premium seems to be a counterexample. I wonder why it's managed to stick around (and be pushed so hard) when other pay-for-no-ads attempts have failed (either before or after they launched).
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by bruckie 4y ago
Dude's wife's dad.
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by bruckie 4y ago
Wacky for sure. :) Not so helpful, though: one of the primary reasons for trademarks is to identify the source of goods and services. This plan would destabilize the link between the source and the goods or services, making it harder for co
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by bruckie 4y ago
You assumed square. Round gives 4 pixels: π(.02/2)^2 * 14000 = 4.4
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by bruckie 4y ago
He eventually found someone, but ended up working a couple of extra years before he could find a buyer. I don't know enough to judge whether the valuation he was looking (or eventually got) for was reasonable or not.

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